Items Tagged with 'Higher Education/Research'

Spanning 43,800 sq ft, this $34-million hybrid mass timber structure is set into a sloped hillside atop a bluff on the west end of the University of Portland’s campus.

Home to Abilene Christian University’s departments of chemistry, physics and engineering, along with the Nuclear Energy eXperimental Testing Research Alliance, this $19-million, 28,000-sq-ft facility features a ground-level research bay surrounded by 27 9-in.-thick concrete tilt-walls that extend 50 ft into the air.

Spanning 44,000 sq ft, the new home for SMU’s Moody graduate school is a three-level building that includes an enhanced atrium for special functions, along with collaboration areas, a student lounge, event spaces, a 170-person auditorium, classrooms, open-style workstations and a multimedia studio.

This $41.2-million five-story addition brings another 110,000 sq ft to the Kahlert Village housing complex, with 424 beds in a mix of traditional and semi-suite rooms.

As part of a partnership between the University of Utah and Salt Lake Community College, this new campus will allow students to earn an associate’s degree through SLCC, then transfer to the University of Utah to complete their bachelor's degree, all on the same campus.

Composed of a preengineered metal structure combined with conventional steel, this innovative 35,000-sq-ft facility doubles down on the School of Mines’ dedication to hands-on learning.

This hub for innovation and sustainability in health care education is nestled on 88 acres.

With a design inspired by WMU’s natural surroundings and its Native American heritage, this project realized a student center that fosters connection, community and collaboration.

At more than 600,000 sq ft, the Jeffrey T. Fort Neuroscience Research Building is one of the largest and most advanced neuroscience facilities in the U.S.

Transforming a three-building complex that houses and supports campus programming and initiatives related to access, equity and inclusion, the project includes a mass timber hybrid addition and comprehensive renovations to an adjacent 19th-century building that now has all new electric systems.